Translations:Benutzer:Arian/Klett-Mini-Test/558/en

The horse is, even more than the donkey, highly teachable and requires from birth a thorough upbringing for the unfolding of its talents, and throughout its life for the exercise of those talents under human guidance. In the case of the noble Arabian horse, for example, the newborn foal was kept for a considerable time under the roof of the shepherd's tent, within the family circle. This was still the case into the twentieth century.